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Arms
A turning point on gun violence?
There have been 98 mass shootings in the United States since 1982. Alarmingly, the shootings are becoming more violent. The…
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Culture
How the other 0.01% lives
“I like ‘Star Wars’ way better. I’m a capitalist. ‘Star Wars’ is the capitalist show. ‘Star Trek’ is the communist…
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Arms
Swedish Membership in NATO: To be or not to be?
Since World War II, the Swedish security policy has been to maintain peace and stay out of armed conflicts. Because…
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Carribean
No Place for Moral Vacuums – the Crisis of Humanitarian Aid
Those who follow international news would have found it hard to miss the recent scandal faced by one of Britain’s…
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Conflict
The age of terrorism?
I don’t have many clear memories from the distant year of 2001. However, one specific image is still alive in…
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Arms
Iran’s ultimate choice – to keep or not to keep the deal.
Iran has long been dallying at the crossroads between reform and isolation. Four years ago, the country’s future seemed decided.…
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Articles
Iran’s new revolutionary generation?
Last month, Iranians celebrated the 39th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution which led to the downfall of the Pahlavi Shah…
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Articles
From hashtags to action: what next for #MeToo?
For the most part, powerful women. For the most part, influential women. For the most part, white women. #MeToo is…
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Arms
The 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics: a white out for Korean Diplomacy
A white out, in skiing describes the weather conditions where already low visibility drops to almost nothing. This essentially illustrates…
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Arms
Operation Olive Branch: a conflict between two American allies
On the 21st of January, the Turkish prime minister declared that Turkish troops, together with Turkish-allied Syrian rebels, had crossed…
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